Over its many years on television, Star Trek has presented countless stories. But which ones are the most memorable? This list highlights the very best episodes the show has to offer. From the adventures of Captain Kirk to those of Picard and Sisko, these stories explain why Star Trek remains popular with audiences today.
Batman and Superman are known for their frequent team-ups, and they’ve even merged into one being on occasion. Most recently, in Batman/Superman: World’s Finest #46, they combined to fight a team-up of Lex Luthor and the Joker. While this isn’t the first time they’ve done this – it happened as early as issue #4 – it highlights their powerful synergy. This event also brought to mind a previous fusion of the two heroes, one that resulted in a formidable villain: Composite Superman. It makes you wonder if and when we might see that character again.
Fans are excited to hear that Black Clover is returning for a new season after almost five years! Shueisha made the announcement at Jump Festa 2026, and they’ve now revealed a first look at the upcoming season. You can find the preview below.
It has to be Jack Reacher, the character Tom Cruise first portrayed on screen over ten years ago. The movie, also called Jack Reacher, follows the story of this mysterious former Army investigator as he helps solve a multiple murder case. The police have already arrested a suspect – a former military sniper who Reacher initially believes is guilty. However, as the investigation progresses, new evidence emerges, turning everything upside down and suggesting someone else committed the crime. The film boasts a strong cast, including Werner Herzog and Rosamund Pike. Jack Reacher received a 64% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but audiences seemed to enjoy it a bit more, giving it a 67% score on the site’s Popcornmeter.
The ending of IT: Welcome to Derry Season 1 really hinged on these special shards. They created a sort of barrier around Derry, and when the military tried to break it to get rid of the creature, things got messy. There’s a frantic rush to put the shards back together, and thankfully they succeed, trapping It and forcing it back to sleep. What I found most interesting, though, was how It managed to wake up in the first place – that felt like a huge question hanging over everything.
Fans are eagerly awaiting the return of Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, and a new trailer for the anime’s final season just dropped at Jump Festa 2026 in Japan. Shueisha is showcasing the series as part of the event, giving viewers a sneak peek at what to expect in the concluding episodes. You can watch the action-packed trailer below!
The five-episode miniseries, The War Between the Land and the Sea, is a Doctor Who spinoff that echoes the success of the similarly structured Torchwood: Children of Earth. Children of Earth originally aired over five consecutive days in 2009, and both series are considered particularly well-made. This approach – releasing a short, focused event series over a single week – seems to work very well for Doctor Who spinoffs, and fans hope to see more releases using this format in the future.
This month’s featured game is LEGO Horizon Adventures, launched last November by the team behind the Horizon series, Guerrilla Games, and Studio Gobo. Surprisingly, despite being a PlayStation-developed game, it wasn’t exclusive to PlayStation consoles – it also came out on Nintendo Switch. Although released less than a year ago, LEGO Horizon Adventures hasn’t been a big hit. Reviews were lukewarm (it has a score of 71 on Metacritic), and it’s already available for free with a PlayStation Plus subscription, suggesting it didn’t gain much traction with players.
Rockstar Games recently surprised fans by releasing the original Red Dead Redemption on PlayStation 5, even before doing so for its sequel, Red Dead Redemption 2. Remarkably, despite being a game from 2009 originally made for the PS3, it’s currently one of the 20 most popular games on PlayStation Network, according to PS TimeTracker. In fact, it’s the oldest game in the top 20, and when excluding free-to-play titles, it jumps into the top 10.
The EA game being removed is actually a mobile title called Real Racing 3, first released in 2013 by Firemonkeys Studios. It was a sequel to Real Racing (2009) and Real Racing 2 (2010). While PC and console gamers might not be familiar with the series, it was once very popular on iOS and Android, which explains its long run until 2025 or 2026. The reason for its removal isn’t officially stated, only described as an “emotional decision.” It’s likely due to licensing issues and the cost of maintaining servers exceeding the revenue from in-app purchases—though this is just an educated guess, as the game is free to play.